Rainiest Cities in Mexico

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Mexico

1 Comalapa 05 119.1"

2 Motozintla 05 119.1"

3 Chontalpa 27 116.7"

4 Comoapan 30 116.6"

5 San Andrés Tuxtla 30 116.6"

6 Catemaco 30 116.6"

7 Frontera Corozal 05 115.8"

8 Benemérito de las Américas 05 113.7"

9 Cacahoatán 05 108.9"

10 Tuxtla Chico 05 108.9"

11 Putla Villa de Guerrero 20 107.9"

12 Raudales Malpaso 05 103.7"

13 Macuspana 27 100.9"

14 Benito Juárez 27 100.9"

15 Belén 27 100.9"

16 Palenque 05 99.0"

17 La Venta 27 98.3"

18 Ciudad Hidalgo 05 97.7"

19 Tierra Blanca 30 97.6"

20 Vicente Camalote 20 97.6"

21 Cosolapa 20 97.6"

22 Tezonapa 30 97.6"

23 Acatlán de Pérez Figueroa 20 97.6"

24 Tila 05 96.2"

25 Salto de Agua 05 96.2"

26 Las Choapas 30 93.9"

27 Nueva Palestina 05 89.5"

28 Ayutla de los Libres 12 87.2"

29 Mapastepec 05 87.2"

30 La Curva 27 86.7"

31 Pemex 27 86.7"

32 Tenosique 27 86.0"

33 San Lucas Ojitlán 20 84.5"

34 Isla Soyaltepec 20 84.5"

35 Temascal 20 84.5"

36 San Felipe Jalapa de Díaz 20 84.5"

37 San Juan Bautista Valle Nacional 20 84.5"

38 Álvaro Obregón 05 83.6"

39 Villa Comaltitlán 05 83.6"

40 Tapachula 05 83.6"

41 Estación Huehuetán 05 83.6"

42 Huehuetán 05 83.6"

43 Huixtla 05 83.6"

44 Mazatán 05 83.6"

45 Vida Mejor I 05 83.6"

46 Jaltenango de la Paz 05 83.6"

47 Villa Independencia 30 83.6"

48 Martínez de la Torre 30 83.6"

49 San Rafael 30 83.6"

50 Tlapacoyan 30 83.6"

51 Altotonga 30 83.6"

52 Misantla 30 83.6"

53 Bachajón 05 83.3"

54 Atempan 21 83.1"

55 Ciudad de Cuetzalan 21 83.1"

56 Zacapoaxtla 21 83.1"

57 San Juan Xiutetelco 21 83.1"

58 Zaragoza 21 83.1"

59 Cuetzalan 21 83.1"

60 Filomeno Mata 30 83.1"

61 Ciudad de Tlatlauquitepec 21 83.1"

62 Coyutla 30 83.1"

63 Jalacingo 30 83.1"

64 Mecatlán 30 83.1"

65 Atoluca 21 83.1"

66 Tlatlauquitepec 21 83.1"

67 Chinautla 21 83.1"

68 Hueytamalco 21 83.1"

69 Hueyapán 21 83.1"

70 Teziutlan 21 83.1"

71 Emiliano Zapata 27 82.2"

72 Teapa 27 82.1"

73 Juárez 05 82.1"

74 Pichucalco 05 82.1"

75 Tacotalpa 27 82.1"

76 Pijijiapan 05 81.6"

77 Pajapan 30 76.4"

78 Altamirano 05 76.0"

79 Ocosingo 05 76.0"

80 Tecolutilla 27 75.6"

81 Jonuta 27 75.6"

82 Tres Valles 30 75.3"

83 Playa Vicente 30 75.3"

84 Loma Bonita 20 75.3"

85 Tuxtepec 20 75.3"

86 Balancán 27 74.6"

87 Allende 30 74.0"

88 El Naranjito 30 74.0"

89 Jáltipan de Morelos 30 74.0"

90 Ixhuatlán del Sureste 30 74.0"

91 Lomas de Barrillas 30 74.0"

92 Cuichapa 30 74.0"

93 Cosoleacaque 30 74.0"

94 Coacotla 30 74.0"

95 Fraccionamiento Ciudad Olmeca 30 74.0"

96 Oteapan 30 74.0"

97 Nanchital de Lázaro Cárdenas del Río 30 74.0"

98 Mundo Nuevo 30 74.0"

99 Chinameca 30 74.0"

100 Minatitlán 30 74.0"

The rainiest cities in Mexico receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Comalapa leads with 119.1 inches of precipitation annually.

High rainfall supports diverse ecosystems, extensive park systems, and reliable water supplies. These cities often feature vibrant gardens, green spaces, and agricultural communities that benefit from consistent moisture throughout the year.

While abundant rainfall supports lush environments, it can also bring challenges including flooding risks, high humidity, and more frequent overcast days. Many rainy cities have adapted with robust drainage systems, covered public spaces, and a cultural embrace of indoor activities.

Did You Know?

1. Comalapa receives 119.1" of precipitation annually — that's about 9.9 feet of water.
2. The rainiest cities in the U.S. are primarily in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest, though for very different reasons — tropical moisture vs. marine influence.
3. High rainfall areas tend to have lower wildfire risk and more reliable municipal water supplies.

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